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11/12 Choir

Debut on TV

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any familiar faces could be seen
on the Nebraska Educational Television I
station. Friends and classmates who made
up the 11/ 12 concert choir were chosen to
perform on NETV for the first time in the his-
tory of the school.
•• The choir was one of eight chosen to
• represent various schools throughout Ne-
braska. They were selected because of
the quality of the choir, and because the
producers wanted to show a good cross -
section of schools.
It took four hours of taping to get the
eight songs which aired on December 24th
over winter break. It was a different and
exciting experience for many students, but
standing in one spot from noon until four
was often difficult. As Senior Heather Mudd
said, " We had fun , but it was really stren-
uous, and everyone was relieved when the
director said cut."
However, the television performance
was not the only honor. Other such honor
choirs included: Hastings, Wesleyan, All
State, and All State Jazz .
In addition, choral music director of
UNO Cina Crisara conducted an annual
day-long seminar for the school and Millard
South which ended in a concert on Febru-
ary 16th. __/
-Bitt Raleigh-

ALL STATE: Crist in Shaner, Scott Fuller -
ton, and Reina Bell
ALL STATE JAZZ: Jon Bauer, Brad Un-
derwood, Stephanie Graham, Heath-
er Mudd, and Julie Kaldor
HASTINGS: Becky Brown, Reina Bell ,
Julie Kaldor, and Heather Mudd
WESLEYAN: Scott Fullerton, Jon Bauer,
~ s wing choir performs at their concert after a spe- and Reina Bell
1 clinic conducted by UNO Choral Music director
a Crisara. (M. Gamble)
axing at the Millard Northj South choral clinic,
iors Brad Underwood and Brad O'Donnell take ad-
,tage of a break to chat. (0. Broker)

-:at Teacher Cindy Pace leads her third hour class .
1y of these 9 I 10 concert choir students will go on
he 11 I 12 concert choir. (0. Broker)

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